101. reg-genRegulatory Genomics Toolbox: Python library and set of tools for the integrative analysis of high throughput regulatory genomics data.
103. quetzalSPARQL to SQL translation engine for multiple backends, such as DB2, PostgreSQL and Apache Spark
106. UtensilsSimple scripts for concatenate alignments and rename terminals for phylogenetics
109. sabotagea radical and experimental distribution based on musl libc and busybox
114. i3spotifystatusPython script parsing JSON i3status output and printing it to i3bar with added currently played spotify song.
116. Sem5No description, website, or topics provided.
118. omgfUse Git Flow with ease – maintain branches, semantic versioning, releases, and changelog with a single command.
122. rwloadsimRWP*Load Simulator - your tool for scripting, simulation and much more. Like having a bit of bash and SQL, a nip of C or Java, a dash of awk, a grain of sed plus drops of secret sauce in one single tool. See https://blogs.oracle.com/database/rwploadsim-oracle-db-performance-simluator for the announcement on the Oracle database blog.
123. uiDivStatsA graphical representation of domain blocking performed by Diversion
126. humdrumThe Humdrum Toolkit provides a set of free software tools intended to assist in music research
132. fast-sgFast-SG: An alignment-free algorithm for ultrafast scaffolding graph construction from short or long reads.
134. foodA simple, ugly, desktop-only web app for meal prepping to count calories.
135. mdev-like-a-bossThis repo is a stash for notes, scripts and configs for the system running with mdev as a udev replacement.
137. libcarelibcare -- Patch Userspace Code in Live Processes
142. cmdutilsSome command-line utilities, mostly for data manipulation and inspection.
143. toolboxcollection of sql and shell scripts that I use as an Oracle DBA
144. pepatacA modular, containerized pipeline for ATAC-seq data processing
145. procjsNo description, website, or topics provided.
147. SMC18Running Awk in Parallel to process 256M records.
148. awk tawkLightning talk on how awe[k]some AWK is, in particular a review of The AWK Programming Language